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Macromedia Flash has a potential to interact with popular Web browsers using ActionScript flash scripting language, a language that is quite similar to JavaScript, VBScript, and JScript.
Flash ActionScript functions can be used to make content highly interactive using ActiveX control that offer other additional features and events for using Flash Player movies.
ActionScript is the scripting language used by Macromedia Flash. It makes your Flash content interactive. ActionScript provides a more efficient way to do things in Flash, from creating simple animations through designing complex, data-rich, interactive application interfaces. As the scripting language for Macromedia Flash, ActionScript has evolved incrementally over many releases. There are two versions of ActionScript: ActionScript 1.0 and ActionScript 2.0.
At SIB Infotech, our team of flash programmers has the expertise to design and develop flash web sites and flash intros for businesses and flash based applications using flash scripting language ActionScript 1.0 and ActionScript 2.0. Flash animations and intros that we develop can be easily integrated into a web site to make it highly interactive.
Our flash developers have proved their expertise in flash action scripting and games development by developing attractive flash games, movies, and presentations etc. for our clients. Moreover, we also provide creative custom solutions which are developed according to the client's specifications.
Facts about Flash ActionScript 1.0 & 2.0 are
Neither ActionScript 1.0 nor ActionScript 2.0 is case-sensitive. However, Flash Player 7 and Flash Player 8 are case-sensitive.
For a large-scale Flash application or presentation that contains a lot of code, using ActionScript 2.0 simplifies the development process and provides more debugging information than ActionScript 1.0.
Choose ActionScript 1.0, if you are building a SWF file that targets an old version of Flash Player, such as a mobile device application, ActionScript 1.0 is compatible with Flash Player for a number of devices.